We don't ! That's a common misconception many foreigners appear to have ! People from outside the UK automatically assume we all talk like Her Majesty The Queen - when we actually have more than 100 regional dialects ! That would be like us Brits assuming that all americans talk like Dolly Parton !
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Because that is their accent. Some people pronounce the a as aa, some people pronounce the a as ar.
In various ways a British accent is distinctive. In many areas of England they don't roll there r's. British people also don't always pronounce the h in many words when it is the first letter of a word.
The same as you would pronounce the word "my." Although some people may pronounce it May
Some people believe you pronounce it "cow" but I am pretty sure you pronounce it just how it is spelled: COW-WELL
Yuke-lid or You - klid But most people pronounce it (U-Klid)
This depends on how you pronounce whistle. The way I pronounce whistle there is no schwa. But some people may pronounce the -i- as a schwa.
You pronounce it just as spelled. It is a nation of American Indian people.
jay-vau-dan but some people don't pronounce the "n" at all
Out-liar, I used to pronounce it out-lee-er but people got confused.
You pronounce it just as spelled. It is a nation of American Indian people.
You pronounce it like Eto. You don't say the other o .Some people say it wrong and pronounce it like etuu.